/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4708210

Earlier this week my mom asked me how to buy BTC.

The normie surge is only beginning. 50k by Christmas is more likely than 5k at this point.

I don't have any problem with paying my bills, but whenever I have any extra I start recklessly spending on beer, fast food, and other unnecessary shit. I cant see myself ever being able to actually save, no matter how much money I make. I dont think I would ever be able to run a business either. Honestly my life was more stable when I was on NEETbux, it was just enough money to cover my bills and no more, which is as much money as I am comfortable handling. Any more and I turn into an out-of-control drunk.

I've never really thought about this. I wonder if working in the call center could prepare you to strike on your own in the collection business. Is there any room for the little guy in this?

rolling

>>789399

He is a jew, don't trust him.

>>561717
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIQdaDoqXsE

>>512719

tax accountant here - the 5 year rule still applies even if you're 59 1/2

Hey /biz/,

I recently bought a car, paid money down and financed the rest through the dealer. The rate wasn't bad (< 3% on 60months) but I didn't notice this fun fact until now -

I have to pay the full amount or the loan, no matter how early I pay it off. I don't have exact numbers, but it's something like $7500 financed and I have to pay the full amount of ~$8800 even if I pay the whole thing off today.

1. Is this normal or did I get fucked?

2. Is there a way around it where I can avoid paying the extra interest?

inb4 declare bankruptcy

t-thanks /biz/

What would be a good way to generate money in a small, fairly traditional village. like 2000 inhabitants at best. most people arent very educated, employed in factories and whatnot. I dont mean making huge profits(tho those would be very welcome), maybe some sort of small business or something. any ideas?

on an unrelated note, since when did /biz/ get IDs and what's their purpose

Are there any true monopolies right now in the world. Think of countries outside of the United States. I think it would be pretty easy to establish one in a 3rd world country, but have done very little research on this.

>qualified business consulant